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… Barnard’s Got Game | Rowing Coxswain Caroline Yu ’22 The Men’s Lightweight Crew coxswain discusses learning … her to learn about trust, communication, and leadership. Being a Barnard student contributed to Yu stepping out of her … Men’s Lightweight Rowing team at the beginning of my first-year fall semester, I wanted to push my mental agility …

… Heritage Month (June) and World Refugee Day (June 20), the College asked alumnae, faculty, and students to share … our community reflect on their experiences, including how being an immigrant has shaped each of their paths in life and … When I left to go to college in the Netherlands, it was my first big experience of moving away from the Caribbean, from …

… Hutchinson, Associate Professor of American Art History The semester is quickly coming to a close and we’re … I really like knowing all of my students and I like being able to have discussion during a lecture class which is … But I think my attitude was like let’s put a pin on the first half of the semester, let’s get this done and then …

… matriculate to Barnard each fall and 20-50 enter in the spring. Transfer students find Barnard to be a welcoming … eager to make their mark on the world, articulate without being unapproachable, confident without being arrogant, and … If you applied previously to Barnard, whether it was as a first-year applicant or the previous year as a transfer, you …

… If science is an art, then agar plates are my canvas! Over the last several weeks, I have been working on a summer … way that nobody is expected to be a master pianist the first time they sit down at the piano, nobody in our lab is … to resume the annual symposium. My favorite part was being able to present and share my work with both my …

… Athletics Australia/NZ/Oceania Barnard: Off-Broadway BCRW Being the First Biology BIPOC Break This Down Career Caribbean, Central …

… assistant professor of economics, discusses the results behind her new quantitative study on attitudes … in Northern Tanzania ,” Benshaul-Tolonen conducted the first quantitative survey of period teasing that examines … products and infrastructure on adolescent girls’ well-being and performance in schools, we realized that period …

… Reflections from the Class of 2024 In the lead-up to Barnard’s graduation at … more true than it was for the Class of 2024 . When 695 first-years entered Barnard in 2020, it was at the peak of … Renata Happle '24, Anthropology major Image “Since being accepted to Barnard in 2020, I have been buoyed by the …

… Reflections on the Academic Year April 22, 2021 Dear Members of the Barnard … by the climate crisis. Key among this expanded focus, the first-year curriculum added a required section to its fall … of all courses planned some in-person component, either being taught in a hyflex format -- with some students …

… Furman Counseling Center Responding to a Tragedy The Furman Counseling Center would like to offer you some … seem trivial in comparison. Dealing with your reactions First, recognize that you have been exposed to an event and … very different from yours. You may feel that others are being inappropriately light-hearted or, conversely, are being …

… Waithe, Remarks as Delivered Live at Radio City Music Hall First of all, I’d like to thank President Beilock and the Barnard College Board of Trustees, which happens to … often can be an impossible task. Many people dream about being successful one day, so when we see someone else achieve …

… Barnard’s Got Game | Lacrosse Player Ingrid Corrigan ’23 The lacrosse defender and English and biology major shares … 2018 and made the 2017 and 2018 West Bay Athletic League First-Team All-League. She also served as team captain for … and how Barnard has helped her on her path.  How does being an athlete inform your college experience? For as long …

… Winter 2019 Soul Providers The Barnard Organization of Soul Sisters (BOSS) celebrates 50 … , a group that celebrates the 50th anniversary of its first official act this February. From its start, the group … both their intelligence and potential. Sometimes, being a black woman at Barnard can be difficult, says Alicia …

… Break This Down: Sexual Assault Awareness This year, Being Barnard, the College’s sexual violence education program, in … if there are people in the photo, remember to get consent first — and using #BeingBarnardVisionWall and tagging …

… Athletics Australia/NZ/Oceania Barnard: Off-Broadway BCRW Being the First Biology BIPOC Break This Down Career Caribbean, Central …

… Sustainability & Climate Action Give & Go Green and the Green Sale What are Give & Go Green and the Green Sale? … to New Student Orientation where they will be sold to first-year and transfer students for a small fee. There is a … been diverted from landfills, with 9,382 pounds of stuff being resold at the Green Sale   An estimated $67,400 of …

… Remarks Hi! I'm Maddy Popkin, and this year I've had the incredible opportunity to lead the Student Government … to mean a lot of things for me. Primarily, it is a way of being; of being in the world, of being myself, of being with, for, and, …

… A Milestone Year for the Writing Fellows Program Erica Mann Jong ’63, Anna … advocating,” said Cobrin, who is also co-director of the First-Year Seminar Program. “Responding to the needs of … director of the First-Year Writing Program, who went from being a Writing Fellow in 2009 to being the coordinator of …

… The Sky’s the Limit Kelsey Brown ’12 By Deanna Barnert ’95 … explains. Instead, she was the one who fell in love at first flight. Her mother balked. “Instead of being excited, she was kind of scared and sad for me,” …

… The Play’s The Thing … But TV Is Pretty Good Too Victoria … when she researched British history. Victoria saw her first Shakespeare plays there. She was entranced by A … Tisch School of the Arts. “After three years of being critiqued by people you’re terrified of, and respect …